A Probot app to auto-reply with customizable comments based on template vars
npm install customizable-comments> A GitHub App built with Probot that auto-replies with customizable comments based on template vars

1. Install the Customizable Comments (probot-cc) GitHub App into the repo(s) you wish to use it on.
1. Add a .github/customizable-comments.yml configuration file to each repo. You can also
Customizable Comments also supports Probot Config, if you want to store your configuration files in a central repository. This allows you to share configurations between projects, and create an organization-wide configuration file by creating a repository named .github and file named customizable-comments.yml.
_📒 Currently, this Probot App only supports pull_request.opened events._
_I would be happy to add more, just submit a PR or Issue with what you'd find useful._
| name | value | used when |
| -------- | ------------------------- | -------------- |
| \$BRANCH | The branch name of the PR | pull_request |
You can configure your own variable replacements using the vars: block in the yml file. See the example below:
``yaml
vars:
- name: $MY_CUSTOM
value: my-value
pull_request:
opened:
template: |
Here's a helpful URL based on the branch name: https://$BRANCH.something.example.com
And here's my custom value: $MY_CUSTOM
`
The above will auto-reply with a comment like so:
``
Here's a helpful URL based on the branch name: https://the-branch.something.example.com
And here's my custom value: my-custom
`shInstall dependencies
npm install
Deploying as GCF ☁️
This Probot app supports deploying as a Google Cloud Function out of the box:
`
gcloud beta functions deploy gcf-name --env-vars-file .env.yaml --entry-point probot --runtime nodejs8 --trigger-http
`Where:
-
gcf-name: desired name of the GCF
- .env.yaml`: see .env.yaml.exampleSee Probot Deployment docs for other deployment options.
If you have suggestions for how customizable-comments could be improved, or want to report a bug, open an issue! We'd love all and any contributions.
For more, check out the Contributing Guide.
ISC © 2018 Jeremy Gayed